Sentence examples for testify to the use of from inspiring English sources

The patterns of square ridges of paint testify to the use of palette knife, which Rembrandt started to use for this purpose only in the 1650s [5].

These studies testify to the use of molecular dynamics simulations restrained with CCS values determined from IMS MS measurements to analyse the early stages of protein self-assembly into amyloid.

This result testifies to the use of this technique as a good tool in the rapid detection of these important toxigenic species.

The history of Western thought contains hundreds of such statements by major philosophers testifying to the use of esoteric writing in their own work or others'.

Wind bands consisting of shawms, trumpets, and trombones were associated in the Renaissance with the nobility, who sought to demonstrate wealth and power in the musical events they sponsored; court documents and pictorial sources testify to the wide use of winds in processions and other ceremonies.

Also, our test results testify to the importance of using low contents of copper in the composites and the good properties of LiPF6 as electrolyte solvent.

Both the extrusion in the first floor and the recession in the ground floor testify to the above, whereas the use of Doric columns refers to the classical tradition, often quoted in Loos's work.

As many as 52%% of those receiving psychiatric consultations did receive psychopharmacological treatment as well, testifying to the widespread use of psychotropic prescription drugs in Norwegian prisons [ 28].

And the supplies of atropine on hand in rebel-held areas just outside Syria's capital testify to the repeated, if limited, use of chemical agents as a tactical weapon in what has become a street-by-street war of attrition, the rebels and doctors said.

Meanwhile Secretary of State John Kerry testified to the Senate concerning the use of force in Syria.

Their continued appearance today as a post office emblem in many European countries testifies to the breadth of their former use.